"Enchanted Forest Hiking Trail. Grants Pass, southwest Oregon."

Enchanted Forest Trail
This moderately strenuous trail climbs steadily through an oak and manzanita woodland into a canyon with a deep forest of evergreens and maple trees. A second trail takes off at about mile 0.7 and follows the contour of the slope for about a mile and a half to a memorial for a helicopter crew who died near the memorial.

Two vineyards are located near the trailhead. See the Applegate Valley Scenic Loop Drive for more details.

Directions (See map on Applegate Valley Scenic Loop )
From downtown Grants Pass: Drive south on Sixth Street and cross the bridge over the Rogue River. Be certain to stay in the right lanes to continue straight ahead at the "Y" in the road (the left lanes will put you on old Highway 99). The next light past the "Y" is Highway 199. As you cross Highway 199, Sixth Street changes its name to the Williams Highway, Route 238. Set your odometer to zero as you cross Highway 199 and drive about six miles to the large bridge over Applegate River. Turn left on the road before the bridge (North Applegate Road) and drive about six miles to Kubli Road (Kubli Road meets North Applegate Road at about mile five where the dairy is located). Drive past this for about a mile and look for the south end of the loop). Turn left on to the south end of Kubli Road and drive about 300 feet to Slagle Road. Turn right and drive about a mile to the end of the road where the trail begins. Dirt driveways split off to the left and right of the trailhead.

Trail Map
The trail map below is a generalized sketch of established trails compiled from hiking notes.

Enchanted Forest Trail and Felton Memorial Trail

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